This playlist will make you feel like a sleeping god or goddess

Let the heavens speak to me

TIMESTAMPS
1. 00:00 Miserere Mei Deus - Gregorio Allegri
2. 14:50 Le Carnaval Des Animaux R. 125 XIII. Le Cygne - Camille Saint-Saëns
3. 18:09 Flower Duet - Léo Delibes
4. 22:59 Cello Suite No. 1 in G Major, BWV 1007: I. Prélude - Johann Sebastian Bach
5. 25:24 Ave Maria - Franz Schubert
6. 31:43 Agnus Dei - Samuel Barber
7. 39:59 Hymn of the Cherubim - Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Painting Info:
Name - Sleeping Endymion (1756)
Artist - Nicolas-Guy Brenet

No copyright infringement intended. The rights of this song go to their respective owners.
**I'm talking about the recordings**

[TheGaiusVigus]

POV: You awaken. You don't know for how long you have been sleeping. Time doesn't matter for the eternal. You open your eyes. Endless white engulfs you, but it doesn't blind you. You don't feel cold, or warm. You just listen to the angelic choir around you. Their heavenly vibrations run through you. You are formless. Part of everything that exists and doesn't. Being anywhere and nowhere. You feel nothing and everything, for everything is you. You are sublime.

[henrycgs]

Imagine being a simple man in ancient times, who is just used to the sound of the animals, people, fire, tools... and then walking into a church and hearing music like this, echoing aloud through the chambers. It really must have felt like the sound of the heavens. Truly sold the whole "divine" idea to the masses. I'm not at all impressed people were so religious back then.

[saracrewe]

*ah yes, just what i've always wanted to feel*

[neverending]

“Is it nice?”

“What is?”

“Basking in the white light as you live forever in eternal tranquility.”

“I suppose so.”

[elizabradbury]

this feels like a beautiful sacrifice. Like being a martyr, and watching yourself die in slow motion, but with a smile on your face because you know you've done it for the person you love.

[enolp]

Who else instantly recognized the first piece as the helium balloon vine?

[paigeh]

Thank you so much for this compilation. My essay has grown wings and is now writing itself.

[adrianoseresi]

Hymn of the Cherubim is a great testament to Tchaikovsky’s mastery of pastiche.

[peteranatskiy]

I listen to this before running my dnd game to fuel my god complex as a dungeon master

[christophervolk]

Many people don't know that the high part in the Miserere is actually a mistake made by a transcriber long ago who accidentally duplicated the section right before it in a different key.

[MyDearMelancholyyy]

The mortals shouted as I fell to the ground, begging the heavens to not take me away. My eyes lost their shine, my skin loses its glow. The redness of my cheeks dull, as the blue covers my complexion. Maidens weep as they dress me, comb my hair, and place me in the bed of Lillies. My parents weep as they held my hand, begging me to come back. Sad lullabies and sunlight crept into the hall, as angels waited for me to say goodbye. My portraits were covered in white linen, as children dressed in black held flowers. The angels whispered in my ear, blessing my death as I can finally join them in heaven. The halo on the sky welcomes me, as I embraced my fate, ready to spend my afterlife in the gardens of heaven.

I hve no knowledge in literature whatsover, but this is the result of reading many historical stories hehe

[arturorodri]

The "Miserere Mei Deus" is just a magnificence.

[sis]

I feel like any moment now I will grow wings, angelic white wings. I will open my window and simply leave this mortal world behind. I will fly through the clouds and above every storm. All my worries and pains left behind.

[lucabulary]

these playlists are singlehandedly fueling my entire writing career right now they're genius.

[Iambasok]

I have just listened to it before bed and I’m now convinced that I’ll wake up as a divine, glorious being. 10/10 do recommend the feeling, will listen again and thank you dear playlist maker for existing (I’ve just recently found your channel and I’m SOOO looking forward to listening to the villain ones)

[Potacintvervs]

Misere Mei Deus reminds me of when I went to see Ghost. As they set up the stage behind a curtain they played this song over the PA. What an experience. Hail You, anyone reading this. Hail yourself.

[OBAmachine]

Will be playing this while I give birth on the 25th!
Thank you for the beautiful playlist to bring my daughter into the world 🖤🖤🖤

[lasagna]

"do you miss it?"

"miss what?"

"the first thing you thought of"

[sarcastish]

POV:

25:24
After you finally finished the assignment you’ve been procrastinating for a whole week and turned in a minute before it was due, you subconsciously lean back in the chair but the chair betrays your trust and leans back more than you expected.
This plays in mind as you see your whole life flash before your eyes.

[tokinimo]

i feel like you walk in a bright hallway office like and reach a spacious office like room and there's a guy sitting on an expensive office chair, in the middle of the room, brightly lit. He said... " you're late to work"